Breakout – Fallout Remover

Breakout is a dedicated traditional iron fallout remover formulated to chemically dissolve embedded ferrous contamination from paintwork and wheels.

Breakout uses advanced iron-reactive chemistry to break down embedded ferrous particles at a molecular level. As the reaction occurs, the formula turns deep purple — a visible indicator that contamination is being dissolved safely and effectively.

Designed for proper chemical decontamination, Breakout restores surface smoothness and prepares the substrate correctly prior to further in depth work.

Directions for Use

• Apply to cool surfaces out of direct sunlight
• Spray evenly onto clean paintwork or wheels
• Allow to dwell until the colour-change reaction occurs
• Agitate lightly if required
• Rinse thoroughly with a pressure washer

Do not allow product to dry on the surface.

Key Features & Benefits

• Reactive iron-dissolving formula
• Visible colour-change contamination indicator
• Removes embedded brake dust and rail dust
• Safe on paintwork, wheels and exterior surfaces
• Ideal before polishing or protection application
• Suitable for routine decontamination

Why Use a Fallout Remover?

Modern vehicles are subjected to constant exposure from airborne ferrous contamination. Brake dust, rail dust and industrial fallout release microscopic iron particles that settle onto exterior surfaces. Under heat and moisture, these particles embed into paintwork, wheels and glass.

Once bonded, they cannot be removed through standard washing processes. Over time, embedded ferrous particles oxidise, leading to corrosion bloom, surface pitting, staining and measurable gloss reduction. This contamination also interferes with polishing efficiency and compromises the bonding performance of waxes, sealants and ceramic coatings.

A dedicated fallout remover uses targeted iron-reactive chemistry to chemically dissolve bonded ferrous deposits at a molecular level. The reaction converts embedded iron into a water-soluble complex, allowing it to be safely rinsed away without excessive mechanical agitation.

Put simply, it is a critical step in maintaining paint health and preparing the surface for polishing, waxing, or ceramic protection.

FAQs

Is Breakout safe on ceramic coatings?
Yes. Breakout is safe on coated vehicles and will not degrade properly applied protection layers.

How often should I use Breakout?
For maintenance, use every few months depending on driving conditions and brake dust exposure.

Can Breakout be used on wheels?
Yes. It is highly effective on wheels.

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